Oooo, now I can live with that! Although, I have a hard time finding knee high boots because of my own beefy calvesDate: 12/15/2009 2:24:25 PM
Author: decodelighted
They make fleece liners that snug ''em up a bit. Sadly my calves are too beefy for a pair right now -- so I got my sister some instead.
I don''t really see how rain boots are any ''cuter'' than Uggs - are they just trendy right now or something? They are both kind of ugly, imo. The whole point is that they serve a purpose - keep feet warm/dry - and can be kind-of-cute at the same time. Judging by the department stores pushing Uggs at $150-$200 a pop, they aren''t going anywhere soon. If only they were cheaper.Date: 12/15/2009 3:35:55 PM
Author: hisdiamondgirl
Oooo, now I can live with that! Although, I have a hard time finding knee high boots because of my own beefy calvesDate: 12/15/2009 2:24:25 PM
Author: decodelighted
They make fleece liners that snug ''em up a bit. Sadly my calves are too beefy for a pair right now -- so I got my sister some instead.so they might not even fit me
I noticed this too! But you''re right, the price stays the sameDate: 12/15/2009 4:05:00 PM
Author: decodelighted
Bia,
Personally I like the ''riding boot'' styling of the Hunter Boots better than the lumpy clunky smooshy Uggs. That said, I own three different styles of Uggs & rarely take them off in the winter (except for slippers) -- I *long* for the Hunters! Is there calf-only lipo available? (With ring fingers thrown in for good measure)
I did notice that Uggs has some sleeker leather styles this season -- a bit more stylish/less lumpy -- but I can''t really justify the $$$ until I wear these suckers into the ground. The only time I''ve let go of a pair of Uggs was when the shoe repair shop they were in WENT OUT OF BIZ. Oh comfy chocolate brown suede boots - I miss you so.
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Why Sister Dee, what small FEET you have! I''ll gladly trade you some teensy silver clompers for a giant platinum Brick!
Kaleigh, I was thinking of your today when I saw that a house just down the block from me is being re-roofed. I''ll keep track of how many days it takes them to finish the job (They started Monday). Temperatures have been low here and yet those guys are up doing their thing.Date: 12/14/2009 11:28:16 PM
Author: Kaleigh
I want the roofers out of here gosh darn it....Yes it''s almost a month.... I have complained till the cows come home.
BTW, do the cows ever come home, LMAO???
Sister Deco, when that north wind is blowing through the middle of Chi-town all winter long those booties will do me a lot more good than the brick will! BRRRRRRRR!!!!Date: 12/15/2009 4:05:00 PM
Author: decodelighted
Why Sister Dee, what small FEET you have! I'll gladly trade you some teensy silver clompers for a giant platinum Brick!
This...the foot part of the Uggs just looks like an out-of-shape clump! I guess I don''t really like clunk!Date: 12/15/2009 4:05:00 PM
Author: decodelighted
Bia,
Personally I like the ''riding boot'' styling of the Hunter Boots better than the lumpy clunky smooshy Uggs. That said, I own three different styles of Uggs & rarely take them off in the winter (except for slippers) -- I *long* for the Hunters! Is there calf-only lipo available? (With ring fingers thrown in for good measure)
I did notice that Uggs has some sleeker leather styles this season -- a bit more stylish/less lumpy -- but I can''t really justify the $$$ until I wear these suckers into the ground. The only time I''ve let go of a pair of Uggs was when the shoe repair shop they were in WENT OUT OF BIZ. Oh comfy chocolate brown suede boots - I miss you so.
ETA:
Why Sister Dee, what small FEET you have! I''ll gladly trade you some teensy silver clompers for a giant platinum Brick!
What about wine made from concord grapes? I''ll go test the theory out with a bottle of wine. I''ll post the results in the morning if I remember.
Because cats are pure evil in fluffy little outfits. We shaved half of our cat's fur off, so now she's only 50% naughty.
Yes please do. Asphalt can be done a lot quicker.. But will say in the roofers defense, three layers had to be removed. One that was pine, and then 2 layers of asphalt. PINE?? Who does pine??Date: 12/15/2009 4:16:22 PM
Author: MC
Kaleigh, I was thinking of your today when I saw that a house just down the block from me is being re-roofed. I''ll keep track of how many days it takes them to finish the job (They started Monday). Temperatures have been low here and yet those guys are up doing their thing.Date: 12/14/2009 11:28:16 PM
Author: Kaleigh
I want the roofers out of here gosh darn it....Yes it''s almost a month.... I have complained till the cows come home.
BTW, do the cows ever come home, LMAO???
I don't know anything about roofs and will have to just try and eye what they're doing. All the houses here were build around 20 years ago and are shake. A neighbor was trying to explain to me why it cost $15K to do her roof. They have to add extra materials on or something like that. I would look it up but don't want to freak myself out since our roof needs to be updated and we're renting and I fear our landlord won't want to fork out the cash for it.
LOL!Date: 12/15/2009 5:00:52 PM
Author: Haven
I miss riding in elevators. My college roommate and I used to have fun in them by opening our purses and talking to an imaginary little being that resided in there.We liked watching the other riders'' faces when we did that.
Mine is just a bratty cat - NOT the sweet kitty in my avatar. It's my other cat. The one who's eyes glow red when the lights are turned off.
You should check out these or these or these. Still Uggs -- but lower on "clunk"/higher in $$
Mmmmm. Recipe, please?Date: 12/15/2009 5:14:48 PM
Author: yssie
And I did NOT know that making apple butter for holiday gifts would be such a complicated process, the recipe looks so simple!
I''ve got three crockpots with different stages of goo in them going, and the cats are wayy too interested in them. Ugh.
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